Development services

Full list of courses

Below is a full list of all the courses that TALL has developed. Follow the links to find out more about each course. (Where no link is available, the course has either come to the end of its life, or is not running at the moment.)

Long courses

Masters level: Masters in Public Policy and Management (for the University of York); Postgraduate Certificate in Nanotechnology
Undergraduate Diploma/Advanced Diploma level: Advanced Diploma in Data and Systems Analysis; Advanced Diploma in Local History; Diploma in Computing
Continuing Professional Development: Certificate Programme in Global Health; Immunology: an online pathway through the maze

Short courses

Masters level: Constructing and Applying High Resolution Climate Scenarios; Data Analysis in Ecology: Statistics for Ecologists and Field Biologists; Ethics for Biosciences; Field Techniques for Surveying Birds; Field Techniques for Surveying Fish & Amphibians; Field Techniques for Surveying Invertebrates; Field Techniques for Surveying Mammals & Reptiles; Field Techniques for Surveying Vegetation; Introduction to Statistics for Health Care Research; Key Concepts in Health Care for People Experiencing Homelessness; Mixing it up: Understanding and using mixed methods research in social sciences; Patient-Based Evidence; Perl for Bioinformatics; Statistics for Biosciences
Undergraduate level: Advanced Creative Writing; Age of Revolution; Ancestral Voices: The Earliest English Literature; Ancient Egypt: An Introduction; Animal Behaviour: An Introduction; Archaeology in Practice; Archaeology of the Bible Lands; Architecture of the English Medieval Cathedral; Art Nouveau Across Europe; Bioethics for Beginners; Britain and Empire; Brontës; Churchill: Soldier, Politician and Statesman; Civil War and Revolution: Britain Divided, 1640-60; Contemporary British Fiction; Critical Reading; Critical Reasoning: A Romp Through the Foothills of Logic; Dürer to Bruegel: Northern Renaissance Art c.1480-1580; Elizabeth I; Employee Ownership for the 21st Century; English Landscape Gardens: 1650 to the Present Day; English Poetry of the First World War; Ethics: An Introduction; Europe of the Dictators; Exploring Roman Britain; Exploring The Universe; Fiction by Victorian Women: George Eliot, Elizabeth Gaskell...; Getting Started in Creative Writing; Globalization; Greek Mythology; Henry VIII; History of Economic Thought; History of Medicine; Indian Art: A History; Inequality and Labour Markets; Inter-culturally Speaking; International Labour Migration: Economics, Politics and Ethics; Introducing Mapping, Spatial Data & GIS; Introduction to Philosophy; Introduction to World Religions; Investigating the Victorians; Islamic Art and Architecture; Italian Renaissance Art c.1400–c.1500; Jane Austen; Leading Change and Action on Climate Change; Learning to Look at Modern Art; Learning to Look at the Visual Arts; Learning to Look at Western Architecture; Literary Theory: An Introduction; Macroeconomics: An Introduction; Microeconomics: An Introduction; Middle English Literature; Modern Irish Literature: An Introduction; New Economic Powers; Nineteenth Century European Literature; Origins of Human Behaviour; People and Society: A Global Perspective; Philosophy Gym: Starting to Think Philosophically; Philosophy of Mind; Philosophy of Religion; Philosophy of Science; Political Philosophy: An Introduction; Politics: An Introduction; Pompeii and the Cities of the Roman World; Psychology: An Introduction; Public Policy Economics; Reality, Being and Existence: An Introduction to Metaphysics; Ritual and Religion in Prehistory; Shakespeare; Social Anthropology: An Introduction; Social Entrepreneurship; Social Policy and Welfare States in the 21st Century; Study Skills; The Fall of Rome; The First Civilization: Mesopotamia 3500-2000 BC; The First World War in Perspective; The Great Mathematicians; The Impressionists: Painting Modern Life; The Making of Modern Britain; The Modern American Novel: An Introduction; The Number Mysteries; The War of the Roses: Power, Politics and Personalities; Theory of Knowledge; Trollope, Eliot, Dickens and Hardy: Reading Victorian Fiction; Using the Victorian Census; Van Eyck to Memling: Northern Renaissance Art c.1430-1480; Vikings: Raiders, Traders and Settlers; Western Architecture: The Modern Era; Who Are The Celts?; Writing Drama; Writing Fiction; Writing Fiction for Young Adults; Writing Lives; Writing Poetry
Non-accredited: An Introduction to the Science of Climate and Climate Change; Effective Online Tutoring; Getting Research Published: designing a publication strategy; Online Introduction to Electronics